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Tzitzi Linares
> 3 dayEasy to dispense onto a bottle. I used to put a drop inside so the baby wouldn’t notice it but it doesn’t mix with breast milk very well and since you’re not supposed to shake breast milk, it’s just easier to put it on a nipple, even if it slides down just tap the nipple on the baby’s nose and they’ll open so wide the whole nipple will go in, they don’t even notice the drop or they’re so hungry they don’t care. I like these better than the droppers. I was using the enfamil drops and the dropper sucked big time. I could never get a it filled past .50. This method is so much better, just one drop and it comes out the same every time, no measuring, no hassle.
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Mrs B
> 3 dayAfter trying another brand that upset my baby’s stomach, I tried these. They work like a charm. I love that it only takes a single drop and isn’t mixed with other fillers.
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thelastacc
> 3 dayI have been using this Ddrops for my LO since day 1. My daughter is 15mo now and she is well developing. I will still continue to buy this for her as her pediatrician recommended. My daughter does not have any difficulties when taking these drops at all even though she is scared of taking medicines or anything else other than food. The instructions are clear and easy to follow. The only problem that we have is we have to buy at least 2 of them at a time because I feel like the bottle is too small that it is running out too fast.
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Michael and Mary Taylor
> 3 daySo unlike with my last babies this is simply put on your finger or nipple and then given to the baby rather then with a Syringe. Sanitation wise, I don’t love that I put it on my finger and then in my daughters mouth. I usually just try and tap it out onto my nipple instead but then it’s hard to tell if I dispersed a drop or not. Sometimes I tap it once and get a giant drop other times 3/4 times before one comes out. Overall those It’s a nice product. Overall I believe infants need the extra vitamins and this is the brand my pediatrician recommends and trusts which is why I switched to it. he’s a great doctor with many years in the field and I’ve been with him since the birth of my first so I trust his recommendations.
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Jacqueline Samson
> 3 dayMy baby did not like the Vitamin D drops free from the pediatrician. My cousin recommended and babe loved it. She used to gag and make herself throw up with previous brand. With this one, it’s quick easy to dispense and she took it like a champ!
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kalesea
> 3 dayThese are a great value if you look at how many doses you get as compared to the other products that are bigger volume. I tried the method where you dispense onto nipple before breastfeeding and it didn’t work for me bc the warmth from skin makes it too liquid and it runs off if you don’t catch it extremely quickly. Instead I dispense the drop onto a pacifier and give it to my baby that way. Much easier and not a race against time to get it in her mouth.
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J. Lee
> 3 dayIve used this product with each of my other children (now 7, 5, and 3), so to me, it was a no brainer to purchase it again for my newborn. However, I was a little weary after reading the reviews about mold, expiration dates, and the bottle being half empty. But, administering a single drop vs trying to get a little one to take a full dropper is what led me to purchase this again, in spite of the reviews. After opening the package, I was pleased to see the expiration date was well in to 2022. I checked to make sure the bottle was sealed and then I couldnt believe my eyes when I saw the bottle really was half empty! I took pictures to document this and was getting to write a complaint, but then I read the instructional guide, which explains why the bottle appears to be only 1/4 full. So, for those who are/were concerned like me, hopefully this gives you some relief and an explanation!
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Sarah
> 3 dayOur pediatrician recommended these Great that it only takes a drop so its easy to make sure she gets the full dose.
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Blake
> 3 dayWe got this to replace the Enfamil D-Vi-Sol product that is the standard you get at a pharmacy and it is perfect. The Enfamil stuff is junk, just read the ingredient list and ask yourself why a newborn cares what color it is, what flavor it has and why the number one ingredient is glycerol, basically fake sugar. Now the Ddops just has one thing other than the vitamin D, it uses refined coconut oil as the solution to put the vitamin in instead of glycerol. Nothing else, no fake color or flavoring, no ploysorbate 80 whatever that is, just coconut oil and Vitamin D. And you just need one drop, not a huge eye dropper full to the brim. And for the size of the bottle, yes it does not come full. If it did you would have a several year supply! Remember the dose is one drop, not one ml like the others. The packaging in several places states that this should not be full and just the bottom 1/4 or so should be, so as long as it is sealed you did not get a dud. And finally, if you are looking at this you are most likely doing it because you just want the vitamin, not the extra junk that just makes it look like you are giving a full dose, give this product a try.
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Nelly
> 3 dayAs a first time mom, I honestly didnt even realize babies needed vitamin D drops. So when our pediatrician mentioned a vitamin D supplement at our first doctors appointment I told her no worries--I already took vitamin D. To which she corrected me and said it was for the baby, not me...(palm meed head). So anyway, we left with samples of a vitamin D supplement that required us to give 1 mL to baby girl every day. At first I was like eh, no big deal. WRONG. Babies do not want 1 mL of anything that is not milk. It was so hard to get her to take the medicine and even if I managed to get the full mL in her mouth it was anyones guess how much actually went down. I quickly realized this was not going to be happening every day. Thats why I was so happy to find these drops. SO much easier! Since I breastfeed her, I just turn the bottle upside down over my breast, wait a few seconds, and one drop comes out. I then immediately begin feeding her. As long as she sucks for at least 30 seconds, shes good to go. SO glad I bought these!